The next conflict we look at is about two church leaders who differed in how they wanted to do ministry. One wanted to give an apprentice a second chance and the other did not. They reconciled... about 14-15 years later.

The conflict in Acts 5 is one of the most perplexing and challenging passages in the New Testament. The early Church is now facing down conflict not from the outside authorities, but from people who through deceit are trying to gain influence in the Church. 

The way the enemy can most hurt the Church is by creating disunity from within. We will be spending the next 4 weeks in the book of Acts  studying how the early Church walked through conflict. 

James closes off his letter with tangible instructions of how to live while we wait for the return of Jesus to earth. The waiting can be the hardest part. James invites us to live with purpose while we wait. 

Connor shared how God has been working in his life.

There are a variety of things we could say are wrong with the world today: warfare, poverty, the next generation and so on and so on. But James writes to Christians with what is actually the core issue, and how to progress through dealing with it. 

Words can tear us down or build us up. They are designed by God to be one of the most powerful tools in this life. 

Ever experiencing feeling judged? It's a gross awful feeling. And judging others is an easy thing to do as well. The Kingdom of Jesus calls us to a different way of interacting. 

Sacha kicks off our James series with James chapter 1, looking at how God can use our challenging times in life to refine and reshape us into his image.

Listen as Violet Heyes shares what Island Crisis Care Society is doing for our city's homeless population to help them find themselves and find hope.